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Originally Posted by em99010pepe
[FONT=monospace]How do I feed the client with more ranges without stopping it? I like the srwork.txt thing you have on the other clients.
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I haven't added that feature yet. Unlike srsieve, It should usually be a little faster to start a new sieve job using the latest sieve file than continuing to use the old file anyway. On Linux you can use the batch command to queue up jobs.
For the linux-x86_64 binary it is always on. For the 32-bit binaries it should be detected automatically: Running with the --verbose option will print "Using SSE2 code path" if it is being used. You can force it on with the --sse2 switch, or force it off with the --no-sse2 switch. If it is not being detected automatically then that is a bug.
I am not sure how much advantage machines other than Pentium 4 will get from the SSE2, it may be worthwhile trying both --sse2 and --no-sse2 to see which is faster.